John Ellis

[Parasitology @JnlParasitology]

Take a look at the whole collection here: https://t.co/r0wCSThAte

[Parasitology @JnlParasitology]

We have assembled a collection of Toxoplasma research in Parasitology 📖

In the editorial, JP Dubey highlights key articles in the field and comments on why he chose to publish much of his research on the topic with us: https://t.co/5dkmw93dqw

[Cambridge University Press - Life Sciences @CUP_LifeScience]

New Issue of Parasitology now available
📚 https://t.co/a43n6aEWGm

#parasitology @JnlParasitology

[John Ellis @ProfJTEllis]

Our latest on reverse vaccinology for parasites. We deal specifically with the issue of rankings for the non-believers. https://t.co/dQe9BmpPF4

[John Ellis @ProfJTEllis]

The latest on Dientamoeba diagnostics from us is here
https://t.co/MzZyToB546
Worth a read if you are interested in translating human diagnostics to animals

[Parasitology @JnlParasitology]

Do you work with organoids in your research? Consider submitting a manuscript for our upcoming Special Issue on Organoid Research in Parasitology.

For further information, take a look at this video from our editor, Prof Cinzia Cantacessi

https://t.co/p4eLl9oJqf

[Parasitology @JnlParasitology]

We produced a short video summary of our 2024 symposium on Organoid Research in Parasitology. We invite original research and review articles on the topic for an upcoming Special Issue.

https://t.co/ya4XoCUgjY

[John Ellis @ProfJTEllis]

The Uses and Challenges of AI in Global Health
https://t.co/7Muw35PQ62

[Molecular Parasitology at the University of Galway @MPL_UniOfGalway]

👀ERCs in South America - Don’t miss out!

[Parasitology @JnlParasitology]

Have you ever heard of circadian rhythms? They are the timekeeping mechanisms responsible for the cyclic repetition of metabolic, behavioural and psychological processes in all living organisms. Turns out, parasites might disrupt them!

[John Ellis @ProfJTEllis]

I am reposting this simply because it really is unique footage of Dientamoeba fragilis in vitro, enjoy!

[Parasitology @JnlParasitology]

Oldie but a goodie! Accelerated footage of Dientamoeba fragilis "crawling" in petri dish of culture medium - circa 2009. Despite its name Dientamoeba is a trichomonad & not an amoeba. Related paper featuring this very isolate: https://t.co/i9nWgWPrzn
Remember this @ProfJTEllis ?

[Kevin Tyler @KevinMTyler]

https://t.co/QpicfRp8CF
Wanted to share the wisdom in this article about poor publisher practice but ironically it's not open access....come on BMJ remember when you were making the running....

[John Ellis @ProfJTEllis]

Applications for travel grants now being requested for

https://t.co/3tANEhoyBJ

[Policy Cures Research @PCuresResearch]

Curious about the products that have transformed the prevention, treatment, or diagnosis of neglected diseases? 🧐

We've used our Infectious Disease R&D Tracker (https://t.co/zMX6dnxRow) to identify game-changing innovations between 1999 and 2022 👇

#Globalhealth

[Cambridge University Press - Life Sciences @CUP_LifeScience]

New issue of Parasitology now available
📚 https://t.co/LwAkdQZcKT

@JnlParasitology

[Parasitology @JnlParasitology]

New data on the cyst stage of Dientamoeba fragilis from our own @ProfJTEllis including new experiments performed using a rodent model.

Excellent work indeed John!
@LukeMartinHall
See here for details:
https://t.co/ehJIQDuHCe

[ISOP @protistologists]

OPEN CALL ISOP OFFICE POSITIONS! Who is your candidate? Please share your suggestions of outstanding members of our community at https://t.co/8PtWUyUjMb. Self-nominations are also welcome! Don’t forget to renew your membership, so you can vote/run for the elections!

[Parasitology @JnlParasitology]

TICK, tock, the clock is TICKing, but there is still time to submit a paper to our Special Issue on "The biology of ticks and associated epidemiology of tick-borne parasitic diseases". Deadline is 31 May! https://t.co/XrN7yG8hNP

[Cambridge University Press - Life Sciences @CUP_LifeScience]

New issue of Parasitology now available
📚 https://t.co/LwAkdQZcKT

@JnlParasitology

[Parasitology @JnlParasitology]

The Parasitology journal would be nothing without YOU! We are so grateful to all our authors, readers and our reviewers!